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To get started with NuGet, some software components will be required on your system. While NuGet, in essence, is just a small, command-line executable, a lot of value comes from its integration with Visual Studio or the Visual Studio Express editions. Taking advantage of this integration offers you a seamless development workflow and enables you to work with NuGet right from within your Visual Studio installation; you’ll even have a nice user interface to work with.
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© 2012 Maarten Balliauw, Xavier Decoster
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Balliauw, M., Decoster, X. (2012). Getting Started. In: Pro NuGet. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-4192-8_1
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